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With regularly appearing we give short stories about important, funny, interesting and inspiring information about the versatile life on our Costas.
For many years, it has been completely normal in Spain to view the street as an extension of the living room. In villages and hamlets, it is almost second nature during the warmer months to place a... Read more
The large residential area of Quesada goes all out every year with a festival week. This is held at the end of July and the beginning of August. In honor of San Justo, the program offers a very... Read more
High speed and an adrenaline rush go hand in hand on the kart track. It is therefore logical that there are many opportunities for karting in the region. Enthusiasts of all ages can try to find their... Read more
The hamlet of Lo Ferro near Torre Pacheco may not seem like the most obvious place to host an international Flamenco festival. Yet, since 1980, the approximately 500 villagers have welcomed many... Read more
There is little more exciting for a small child than making a unique discovery. What toddler or young child doesn't dream of finding a real treasure or discovering a world they didn’t know... Read more
The last week of July is traditionally the time when choirs from all corners of the world gather in Torrevieja. Since 1955, the International Habaneras and Polyphony competition has been held. This... Read more
Away from the coast and the (private) swimming pools, there are the slightly more remote opportunities to swim in nature. There are rivers, waterfalls, leafy ponds and reservoirs in abundance in the... Read more
San Pedro del Pinatar is once again preparing for the most important festival of the year. On July 16, everything is focused on the veneration of the Virgin Carmen, the patron saint of fishermen and... Read more
Tourists beware! Imagine: you are walking along Torrevieja's promenade on the first day of your well-deserved holiday and decide to buy a pair of sunglasses from one of the many vendors on this... Read more
Sometimes logic stares you right in the face, and you do nothing with it. That’s what I thought when I realized that after more than 130 blog posts, I still hadn’t written about the... Read more
